Snake River Stampede:
a rodeo site ready for rodeo week.
A website design case study from the Treasure Valley. We built a site for the Snake River Stampede rodeo that gets fans the schedule, tickets and details they need, fast. [placeholder: one-line summary of the project]
Big crowds, one clear website.
Project snapshot
Everything you need to know about the Snake River Stampede website project, at a glance.
A year of planning, one week of traffic.
A rodeo's website is quiet most of the year, then gets slammed in the weeks before the event. Fans want performance dates, ticket links, parking and gate times. Sponsors want to be seen. Contestants and volunteers need their own information too.
[placeholder: describe the Stampede's starting point — e.g. an older site that was slow under load, hard to update each season, or confusing on phones.] The new site had to stay fast when everyone shows up at once.
Built for fans, sponsors and rodeo week.
A custom design that carries the look of the rodeo, organized so a first-time fan finds tickets in a tap or two. Confirm each item before publishing.
[confirm] Schedule and event pages confirm
Performance dates, special nights and related events, updated each season.
[confirm] Ticket links confirm
Clear buttons out to the ticketing provider from every key page.
[confirm] Sponsor showcase confirm
A sponsor section that gives partners real visibility.
[confirm] Visitor info confirm
Parking, gate times and FAQs so the phone rings less during rodeo week.
Fast, mobile-first build
Pages that load quickly on a phone, even on busy nights.
Local SEO setup
On-page SEO and event-friendly structure so fans find the Stampede in search.
What changed after launch.
[placeholder: one or two sentences on what changed after launch, confirmed with the client. Useful metrics: ticket-link clicks, peak-week visits, mobile share.]
Do not publish until real numbers replace the placeholders.
[placeholder: client quote — get permission]
Common questions
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Will the site slow down during our busiest week?
Want something like this? Let's talk.
Planning a rodeo, fair, festival or seasonal event in the Treasure Valley? We'll build a site that's easy to update and holds up when the crowd arrives.